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Hi,
I’ve installed RedCloud on a AWS infrastructure (Kali, with all traffic authorized), and then installed GoPhish from the template. However, I have not been able to add any rules in Traeffik to expose the ports remotely.
I’ve tried to modify the docker-compose file and I added some label to expose the 3333 GoPhish’s administration port from an URL with Traefik.
The problem is that when I tried to access to the URL https://my-aws-ip/gophish/ I have an error: “500 internal server error”.
When I install GoPhish on its own on the machine I can access to the GoPhish pages (https://my-aws-ip:3333) so it’s not an AWS rules problem. The listening URL for the GoPhish is 0.0.0.0:3333 in the configuration file.
Here is the lignes that I added in the docker-compose file:
Hi,
I’ve installed RedCloud on a AWS infrastructure (Kali, with all traffic authorized), and then installed GoPhish from the template. However, I have not been able to add any rules in Traeffik to expose the ports remotely.
I’ve tried to modify the docker-compose file and I added some label to expose the 3333 GoPhish’s administration port from an URL with Traefik.
The problem is that when I tried to access to the URL https://my-aws-ip/gophish/ I have an error: “500 internal server error”.
When I install GoPhish on its own on the machine I can access to the GoPhish pages (https://my-aws-ip:3333) so it’s not an AWS rules problem. The listening URL for the GoPhish is 0.0.0.0:3333 in the configuration file.
Here is the lignes that I added in the docker-compose file:
I’ve also modify the traefik.toml file:
Do you have any idea of what might cause this error?
Thank you for your time,
Aurélien
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